Wonderkid, 14 years old by Rajasthan Royals, Vaibhav Suryavanshi, has been the city’s speech, even since it was signed by the franchise for costs of 1.10 inr in the mega auction. Suryavanshi later became the youngest striker in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL), reaching the three -digit score against Chennai Super Kings. Since this time, the teenager has become a pillar of the RR shot unit. However, given his tender age, Vaibhav should also fulfill his educational tasks alongside the cricket. However, questions about the young person’s inability to manage the two have arisen while rumors about him fail the 10th exams of the standard board of directors.
It was an account of the name “Satirelogy” which shared an article on Vaibhav failing the 10th standard examinations of the Board of Directors. But, the “satire” was taken seriously by many and it quickly became a great point of debate on social networks.
“In a surprising development, the 14 -year -old cricket feeling Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who recently made the headlines with his record performances in IPL, would have failed his 10th CBSE board of directors. Symbolic, he triggered a generalized discussion online, by mixing cricket fervor with academic pressure confronted with young athletes,” triggering a debate on the internet.
But, in the same article, it was also specified that the news is in fact “not real”.
“This is not real news. This post and this page are completely satirous. This message is intended for entertainment,” said the post.
What is the truth?
Vaibhav, currently, is a class 8 student at Modesty school in Tajpur, according to the Indian Express. Consequently, the question of his examinations of the Board of Directors of 10th faulty class does not arise.
Vaiabhav will be under the spotlight while the IPL 2025 season resumed on May 17. Although his franchise, the Royals of Rajasthan, is already out of the playoff race, the young person would be eager to add a few more explosive helping hand to his curriculum vitae before the end of the campaign.
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